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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1929
Page
2
A savaging critique links the Canon City prison riot to a secret underworld society fueling unrest and bootlegging profits. It calls for nationwide action, tougher punishments, swift justice, and harsher prison regimes to deter crime and break criminal networks.
Topics of Today argues against age segregation in society and praises older generations for manners, wit, and cultural capital. It contrasts American and European circles, urging renewed respect for aging as a living resource before it erodes through fashion, vanity, and misapplied social tuning.
Mr and Mrs J A Choan drove to Potter for medical treatments while Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks visited Sidney. The Jones home hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Goodwin and Mr and Mrs C J Osborn of Sidney. Ed Brockelsby hosted Ed Wolverton for supper and sold hogs in Sidney. The Dalton festival drew wide local turnout as J A Chean and Elmer visited Sidney. Paul Sparks and Claud Sparks trips included a visit to the Barham home and Sparks plans to work at the sugar factory. Teddy Lieber has been sick and missed school.
The piece urges awareness of fire dangers and parades a list of careless habits that fuel losses. It argues millions suffer yearly from preventable fires and calls for action to reduce risk through better maintenance and safer practices.
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs F L Windsheimer and family expresses gratitude for help during Kenneth Johns illness and death. Also notices new fall merchandise arriving at Lockwoods Jewelry and a blacksmith business opening at the old Brewer garage, offering welding from springs to needles and soliciting patrons from Wm Borcher.
Omaha World Herald notes a diamond jubilee pioneer story contest with six hundred dollars in prizes for best true Nebraska pioneer service stories. It urges readers to submit rich accounts of early home settlers bankers editors teachers cowhands builders and modern pioneers in aviation roads literature music and more shaping Nebraska.
H. H. Tiltman reports in a published biography that Ramsey MacDonald, an opponent of the war, volunteered for Belgian front ambulance service and was arrested by a Belgian general under British orders on the pretext of passport issues. Tiltman claims the true reason involved British officials on the spot, including the governor.
Mr and Mrs Fred Kettler traveled to Denver and returned. Local residents attended Aunt Lucia the play. Futh Kinton stayed with Dorothy Lipke. George Rippe and family vacationed near Denver. Mrs Frame returned home from hospital. Rahmeyer from North Platte joined Jones family for supper. N P B club met at Mrs Jones home with Mrs Sparks assisting. new member Mrs Elmer Chean and visitor Mrs Ray Wellner attended. quilting and lunch were served. next meeting October 16. William Mornby and son building a hog house. Ed Brockelsby and Mrs Charles Lieber returned from Denver. Harold Wolverton visiting Ed Wolverton. Niemans spent Sunday at Kettler home. Waldo Barham and Edwin Chean to Miéniature for work. Parker pens marketed at Lockwood's Jewelry.
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